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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
Der &reu3wes mill nt9t bIoB sebetet
er mill audi sesansen ietn.

MAs benz Barrier Iitsrarii9su 8issunsrs
tbum er3dblt Aurelien S9oa SoIsenbes
BON benz &omancier Saul SupIeifs.
Disisr f9rieb einen Roman, Der in Der
vYatrie" uer6ffentIidt uurbe. Als ebeu
bic piertisite 5olse in bic Drudsrsi sssebeu
NOT unb OupIeifs cine &sitaaration aufs
iu9te, fanb er baieIbit ieinen Sreunb 8ers
net, Der i'm eruartet gu baben idisu.
Cine Srase", risf 8srnst ibm entsssen.
vMein Sntel theft nit fisberbafter Spans
nuns 0einen neuen &omau. Nuu fass
mir: Stirbt bic SeIbin In benz ausenbIid
ba is uou ibren @esnern iberfaIen pirb 2 "
&c." erptberte OupIeits.
Sernet i9ldst NIT Der Sauit auf ben Gid
unb itOBt ben Seuf5er aus: r&sin
@lif!"
v@as bat meius 5eIbin nit Oeinen 4ns
s~elesenbeiten gu i9affeu?"
sd babe NIT benz SutsI sspettst, baB
bic SsIbin ni9t iterben perbe, neil i9 an
nabrn, baB 9u is our Sortissuns ber
9aubIuns ni9t entbebren t6nntsf!"
v@is bod bsIduft fi5 Sie @ette?"
vAaf ~awsibunbert Srancs."
vObo." 9upIsiis fiebt auf bic llbr.
vNeuu Nb, baum IN metn Wanuicript nod
ni6t absslest." DupIeIis ruff cine
9roidte bsrbsi uub bridt 9srnst bic 5anb
in feisrIidem Gone iast er:
sd weroe Der 5eIbin bas 2sben rsttsn ! "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
3n Sueensburo, Gp., itarb am Is,

On Sueensburo, SIP, itarb um 10,
Sept, 8. u. @aib;nston i'm 81. 9ebsns:
iabre. @r mar Der nd9fte InsebSrise bee
Generals George Waibinston uub Der lettt
mdnnIt9e Srdser bieiss 0amens. @r ma,
IN gtrstnisn I'm 5. Gpril 1900 ssborsn u,
3os NIT ieinen @ltern i'm 4ltsr pom 6 Sab
rem mad &entudp, mo f9 bic Samilie In
Der 0dbe uou @orbOnsuiue, 2osan County,
nieberlieB. @r uar Der Sobn BON Satrfar
8aibinston, bes aueitsn 8etters BON George
Waibinston unb Der dItsite Sobn pom 10
&tnbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
Glen0 In Der Shat

limb e~ieisntssn. bic tntoIse elmer ausaeiprodensu Teiguns
gu etnem biIi6ieH .3uitaube all ben psr!PteOsuen unO psds
isloouen Spmptomen unterporisn limb, Die Elm ~2ebsrIsieer
a~nSst8eu. usbeItett, ~ScptidmerSsu, geritOpiuus, siue
bsIeste 3unSs, Elm ibsris5euSer atBeur. Elm meBr Ober
Weuissr bsittser S5msrJ in Ger Rdbe NeS ausesriHeneu
Organs, l~lureinbsit Oss SIatss uHO appetitIOFstsit item.
psIu IS gu stHem rr qudIsnSiteu. iOUte einsm Der eutieb.
li4iteH SeiSeu. IS stbt ieSO9 Elm sspS9HIiass Rittel
sesen oieies 2sibsn unO al isins uuansenebmen an,eibsn.
Mad benz ibsretniitTmeuoeH .3eugrtB eCs gublitums TO-
pte Der AerSte, tit Sohettter's Ruaeubttter
cine ReetStn, weI5e i4ueaflbIbars, srluNltbs uue wObls
tbuenoe Rsiultate errettt. Us hettt uibt nur 9eberleieeu,
ionoeru trditigt aud bic Sawaden, merSt Mierens uu6
Sldienletpen aus, uno bsidlsuHist bic gsneIuus berienis
gen, bic iapdbeHee erantbsiteu absrftanesn BADEN.
nsberoteS 1T IS oas sroBe NttteI sesen SSsdieIfiebsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
Gin galanter &aiier. aus Stettin pirb

yin Baldnler GaIler. Aus Stetftn miro
unter'm Is. b. so. bsridtei: v0ie beutise
8arabe tn Stetin 1T In iibsraus sldnsenber
8eiis ~uerIaufen. Scatter unb &aiierin nabs
men ie In elmer &erofe in ether gntfernuus
pon etpa bunbert S1litten pon chamber
BITE &euue ab. 0es &aiierpaarss gnteI,
Bring BiIbeIm fibrte bas @renabisrresis
ment go. 2, Srisbri6 Bi!bsIm Nv. Dor,
wdbrenb Rari6aa Moltte on bsr Spite
ietnes @olbersi9en 9renabisrresiusnts
Nor 9 etnberritt. Bsim antritt bes Rirs
raiiters& esiments r&Snisin", go. 2, ities
Der Saiier aus benz Wasen, 3os ben SdbeI,
mari4irte IN Der Spite bss &esiments bis
gum Basen Der Raiierin, ialutirte Dor isis
ner @attin una blieb bort ifsbsu, bis bas
gauge &esimsnt paiiirt mar. 8isItauienbs
ftmmises, lentbuiaiii9ss 5urrabssi9rei
besriBte bteisu i90nen unb ribrsnben 3us
Der @aIanteris bss srsiisn Ssrri5ers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11

WiBperftdnSniB. Maior (su sinem
Grompeter, Der NIT einent uusepusten
SisnaIborn ausseriidt war): Dem werb
i'd aber iein Sorn pusenl" - am aubsrn
Gag frast Der RoporaIf9aftsfibrer: v0as
rum BADEN sic SIR 9orn nod uidt sss
pust?" - StsnaIiit: v@t, i'd bdtt's Ses
pust, aber Der 9srr Waior bat 10 9eitern
s'iast, er woat's ielber puse!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11

1erabe 10 ipie bieier. Dem @ottIOieu
SoItaire, Der suslsi9 isbr bdBIi9 par, pais
fttte einf Solsenbss: Cine Dame, bic E,
fannie, besesnste ..ibm auf BET StraBe uni
bat ibn sinbrinsli9, nit tn bas gltsIisr ei.
mes Dealers su tommsn. Nls fe bort ein,
traten, ipra4 bic Dame gum MaIer: v@es
rabe 10 wie bisier; Gle uerffeben MIDI.
8oItatre usrmodts ft9 has wunbsrbare BE.
nebmen Der Dame ut9t gu ertldren; aui
etnbrinsIi9es Befrasen, erfubr sr pom Ras
lei, bic Dame wini9s sinsn Satau ssmaIi
au babsn unb babe peripro&en, ibm sin
Wufter au3ufabreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
8eaen llmganas nit beionii9en @es

"tHeH HH1HUHBp Ut" 5T7N" ""
brdu9en lit etnem Sarsfabrttanten In
6runtfurt a. SO. pom 8orl tanb bes bortis
gen acknowledgements bic 2~isferuns uon
Sdrsen fir bas 5oipttaI entsosen uorbsn.
Der betreffenbe S~arsfabritant bate f9
suslei6 ais 8eitattunsssG ommt1dr bes
Seretns fur Seuerbetattuns e~mpfOblen.
Der Pfarrer 6. 2epbstsr metnte In elmer
an ben Sarsfabrttauten sert9tsteu GU
i4rtft, baB fi9 ioI9es fir einen ebriamen
dritIi@en S9reinermeifter ni6t aierte unb
nod weniser bic 6ffentlt6en anaeise fur
bteie aaer 9riifIi9en Sitte bobnipre9enbe
unb bas 3riitli3e 9efibI uerIesenbe Be-
fa~ttunssueiie Don varmen perriiftsn 2sus
ten." Der Yfarrer bate Rsdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
Mrs. Charlotte elsie BON Sbteaao,

Der weitIt6en Preiie psbl b~efannt, i9reibt BIZ
Setinn9 zines 9efabrli9sn Sufens, besleitet
uon Gun9enbluteu, benz Sales Sonep OF Sore.
bounb anb Gar gu. rWetn Suitsu', iaste iie
rbrobte mid gu erititen, aber bieies Wittel bal
i'm beieitiSt."
@lenn's stpsfsHetfs, BELT uub psrI6Snert, Csc.
SiTs Saars II. S~artfarbs, i8tpurs u. braun, SOC.
9ifs's 3afni6msr5sntrppfeu RstIen tn l Wtu. 25e.
@cruan Gprn sRcnpper, t6htet SaRueraussa
EreitbsnEsn, Il. [. 10. CSC.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11

8enn sic ueitsr ni5ts molten, bus
peiB i'd islbf. 9anbmann: vabsr b6ren
sic. has 1T beut' Elm i5le5tss @sttsr."
- S9wsrbOriser: v8as metnen Sts?"
2anbmanu: sd metne, es 1T beut' Elm
idle@tes Wetter." - S9perb6riser: sd
ueritebe sic uirtlt9 ni9t." - 0anbmann
Unit aaer &raft briasnb): SIS if re9t-
i1le9tes - @etter." - S9werb6rtser:
I'D, rusnr sic wsitsr ni9ts uoQsn, bas
iebe i'd iel5ftl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
8as bic GiubiISuua uidt TINT. 9

Nds Otf TtHbtt0HIg HtDt tbut. SU
Walers9 tteIisr. 0as 9ortrait Der i96nen
So3ter 1T uoIenbet, unb bic tunitfnniser
@ltern iOIen uunmebr tbr..8o ubseben,
Die Wutter: uDis Naie f9etnt mir ni4t
sei9puusen senus, 5err OIL" 9e,
Riinftler (nu9bem er einen tibnen 9tniels
itrt9 ansebra9t): rSit ss bsHsr?" 0is
Wutter: %, unuerteunbar! Sect 1T bic
GebnIi5tett uolltommsn! !" Der 8ater (ber
INNER uiberipri6t): sd CLAUDE SER
g.. bieier leste Btnielftrt9 bat bic
game &sbnit5teit perborbsn!" - Gun
mar aber 9errn @....'s BtnisI uoltoms
men trOdsn seusien unb bic 2sinpanb
sIet9faQs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
Gin beutifsr Ssrsiu, Der alter III, als

bic 8erfahuns Der Ser. Staaten TIT bic
v0euti4e @sieai9aftuu bon 9snnipluanisn"
psI4e 1854 sesrinbet wurbe uub 1881 ibs
rem 6retbrief (@barter) srbieIt. 8srabmte
Manner iener 8eit paren ibre @rinber,
ibre Witslieber unb tire grdfbentsn. 9ieie
Wtdnnsr finb SusIei6 bic frabIsnbsn Sterz
ne isner i3eit, leu1tenb bis In uniere Gage,
peI4e has 9anb baran srinuern, mas es
beutidem Mutb unb gIut, bsuti9sr ars
belt unb beuti4em @eife felt Sabrbunbsrs
ten perbanft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
NuS ben Spielb10eru,

Run pirb aud in fransOTi5en gabern
auf's Reue benz 5asarb sefr6bnt,
Der 9a9ter bat bas !3tsI ertIommen,
Ra9 benz er LANCE ii9 seiebnt.
Trente etquarante S9rsdtbenn bic Siffsr
Ridt iebeu 5ran3mann fluss 8uriit3
@r iOut' es aus @rfabruns ptisn:
Rtt 10 bat er wsnis Slid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
Ser Wertb bes MenihenIe6eu.

SIN Staats New gort tonnten Bis iett
fur ben 8erluit zines observation-disclosures bur9
einen l1nfaa III $4,000 S9absnerias usrz
lanst perbeu. Sn Ger 2estslatur paiirte
iebo6 iinsit cine Blu, rpel9s ben v0ertb"
zines Wteni1enIeben alf $40, 900 feitiett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
Nnd Elm SeereS6eSarfsartifel.

sd bitl'", iast elm 0ifsrrsidii4er Mils
Iiondr, ,tauu i'd mid bur9 gar ni5ts pom
9anbiturmbisnite frstmadsn?"
vWstt mas bsi4dftiseu Sic t92"
sd bin Wiuionar."
Damn TT IS i9per? gei9dftissn Sic
f9 nit Sserssbebarfsartitsln, pobur5 Sic
pom 9ienite befrsit psrbsn.@
Damn werbe id bait ben Ssrrsn 9ieus
tenants 8ori9ife ssbsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11

Stint Sabre Tit i'd fur@tbar an gseus
raIsie uub usru0ieu Sdmerssn TN &opfe.
3upsiIeu mar i'd unfdbts meme arbeiten
gu uerri9ten. Sd ueri9affte mir cine
5aIi9e ct. Satobs Del unb f9on nod Der
sritsn a~npenbuns fiblte i'd 2~inbsruns.
Sd baltic ct. Sutobs Del fit bas bette
S9mersenbeilmittsl. - $. W. glart,
8ooneuile, Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
y uuteS MIlerIet.
Niibli6es fir's Saus unb bic Sausfrau.

Gbinefider StruiB. DerisIbe wtrb tn
ber Weiie bsrssitelt, baB man 8 SbsiIs
frii6seidIadtetes be ibrtntrtes 8lut NIT 4
EbstIeu seI0i3iem &att (RaItppbrat) uni
etuas Muun urenst. Ser binnfliiiss
8rei ldBt f9 iofort perpenben. Bapp-
betel, peIdsr bamit iibsritrtden pirS, ioQ
10 feft rute Sol, uer6en. Strobt6rbs tons
men NIT 9iIfe bsfeIben waiers unb Olbi9i
gema9t uerten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
yair ,iu IN ben orifOtrotiiben !ar.i,,r

Bie Elm In ben authorization areiien
gnslanbs pislssIsisnss 8Iatt. 9aboudere's
.Erutb" mittbeiIt, III bic Stasnation auf
benz r5siratbsmartt" Der eurOpdii9sn Sars
fen sberiO sroB, wis In ben abrissn &lais
fen Der @eieai@aft. Sc sibt our !3sit lOs
bsiratbsfdbise, lebise Prin3sn unb SO les
Siss prinoeifnnsn TN b~etratbsfdbissn
alter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
S.n Der NGbe Don Sarlsm In 9eorsia

~" W. Stu1S w" S"|fS"' '" SSotSu
wurbe uor einem Sabre Elm Drummer GEE
sraben, Der frii8es, flares @afer ~lisfsrte.
Sett etpa bret 8o4en b6rten BITE anpobs
ner hes 8runnens aus bemielbsn Elm brais
ienbss unb aii4snbes @srdui9 smporbrins
gen, unb anseftelte @adfO19unssn srsas
ben, baB baS @ahsr In bemislbsn beiB
seporben unb tn fortpdbrsnbsm &o4em
besriffsn lit. Der @ei9mad bes @aIsrs
iol Elm iebr gutter ietn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
3Ise SibIi9.

Sts Sage . aab 4 sebsx tasIiS al. 1 aaS . tasIta
SouHtsss ansstHomsss.
gaHs mad sasH 6tattORen sr Der. Staatsu u, 6aasba
in babes 10 sa CtNtt ST agate an Ratuipase aR6
an 0isabslHospst.
Baggage snrdssbsHO bis gum pshtmmunsssrt.
1sishf epe(tpoasu nnS p1lmanns Salafpsssn aIf
aaa sastosSsaosu 5hesH.
Sar uass, edIafpassa, asttabeasu uHS anOsR IN
issmsttswsa prshe man Der, bd
3. 9tefeao erfer, assRt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11

anf's BETTE Fam i'd Or. ausuit &0s
nis's hamburger Eropfsu empfsblsn. sic
bepdbren fi4 ffets. - Sobn Wiasr, gait
RenbaQ, q. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
Nn8 Der 8trihtsiibuua.
Stdatsans

malt: gsbenten sic, ber- ansstlaste bate
pisrunb3wanSis S9ieu seitoblen, uerses
senwdrtisen Sic f9 bic 3abl, bas fnb
nod einmaI 10 uisI aIs sic, metne 9errsn
9ei6worenen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
gGerfet Spak uno gruf.
SeniiprHde.

Mit bsinsr S9Snbsit prabIs ni9t,
@ott bat @ewalt, unb bein @ef1t
8erdnbert @r i'm Gusenblid
llub IdBt nur &unseIu btr auriid.
9Iud po5e ni5t auf Gut unb @elb:
SieI Sauienb Rst9e In Der @elt,
Die itols ftt baben ibernommen,
StnS IN bic srOBte &otb sstommen.
Ser Mangel bes @laubens tommt of
nt5t pon ber 9lei6siItisteit, ionbern DOR
Der llnpifenbeit.
Sat bu bas 9eins set5an, 10 srwarte
pom ltebsu Soft bas Seine.
Ser 1T neu9ierts, wel1er benz mad.
forl9t, mas ibn nidts ansebt uisbesieria
1T, wer benz na9fori9t, mas ibm niislid
1T.
Ser &reuapss mill ni5t bloB aebetet,
er mill audi sesansen iein.
Drei @orte itnb ms SerS sei6rieben, erIfrableni
IN bes Simmels Yra6t,
sic pirfen bort nit 3auberma6t, bic 8orte
~. .9larben. boiien, lieben
9diflnierntepr oarfr Dl per5d9en, o iieilt @briit
8ou 3uperii6t!
Sete ltets in triiben Sd9en: Soft perlaBt b,
Seinen ui6t!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-07
AFTER LAND GRABBERs,

1t Is said ex Senator Van Wyck, Of
Nebraska, is looking up corporation
land r0bberles, and has address I'd let
ter to Secretary Lamar, inviting his at
tenti0n to certain sudaci0us land grabs
perpetrated by the st. Joseph & Western
and the Burlington & Missouri railroads
The former corporation he charges with
securing patents to IL 600 cTes of land
on the Dretense that they would build q
certain line of road for which, as q mat
ter Of fact, they never even broke ground.
They g0bbled the land, however, and
sold 1t to settlers, and no effort has ever
been made by the government to force
restitution. Mr.. Van Wyek urges that
proceedings be instituted against the
company 20 recover the value of this
land, and that similar proceedings be
brought against the Burlington & Mis-.
souri, to compel the restoration of 240,.
900 acres which he accuses il of steal
Ing from the public domain. II the ex.
Senator states the facts correctly the
government certainly should find Q
remedy sgainst the corporations.
Commissioner Sparks has taken the
preliminary steps to cancel fifty-6ve
desert entries IN Wyoming territory,
Rggregating about $1,000 acres. The
ditchlng necessary TO reclaimiDg desert
land by irrigation was Of the most shad
owy nature, and the affitavits were
made. as one OF tie sweareis say, merely
to 0blige friend"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-07
A vErERAN's OPINION.

Some days ago an official Of the Grand
| Army of the Republic sent out q ciTcU-
lar, inviting subscriptions for the pur-
pose of securing Accommodations for
the meeting of the posts at Washington.
Among the persons thus addressed was
an old regular army officer, now retired,
who graduated more than fifty years
ago, who served with distinction In
Florida and Mexico, and who, although
he was really veteran In 1861, cOntin-
ued In active service throughout that
memorable struggle. This officer has
been prominent In Grand Army matters,
liberal In his subscriptions and zeal
ous In his sympathies and efforts, but
he takes occasion to put himself on rec
ord In the following Dlain-sp0ken letter,
which we have been permitted to copy:
WASHINGTON. June %.
My Dear Sir: I have received your
letter Of the Goth inst, in reference to
subscription to provide means to secure
suitable accommodation for the meet
ings Of the posts Of the G. A. 3. In
Washington.
consider the object q most worthy
one, and am willing to aid 1t as much
as is In my power, provided our society
continues firm In Its principles. But
recently the action Of those who have,
unfortunately, been made leaders, makes
me fear that We are drifting Into the
hands OF demagogues. have seen
nothing more disgusting than the rant
Ing Of FairChild, Tnttle and other lead.
ers. FalrChild's insUlt to the President
was low aud vulgar, and he should be
forced to resign the position Of COM
msnder Of the G. A. B. which he has
disgrRced.
II the G. A. R. should insult the Pres.
ident when he visits st. Louis, % the
man TNttle recommends, IL would be
high time for the society to re0rganize
and throw cut the political hacks who
have forced themselves into II. Every
man Is clearly entitled to his opinion,
but In expressing 1t he should not sink
into blsckguardism-particularly when
he is leader In our grand old society.
In this flag business l think the south
would have more to complain Of than
the north II they were returned. When
we thrust them In their hands 1t would
be saying: "Here! We thrashed you
soundly some wears ago and captured
these flags. TaEe them We will keep
them no longer. If we want them we
will take them sgain." Could any.
thing be more humiliatiDg2
Let Us have peaeeP And to secure
1t let US suppress the political dema-
gognes In our own ranks.
Yours very truly, ETC., x
We commend this fine nervous ex
preston of opinion to the perusal Of
General Paralysis Fslrchild and Genera
HoOdlum Tuttle. 1t may do them good
to know how they are regarded by gen
tlemen who were cfficers before they
were thought of and who will be re.
membered with honor long after they
shall have been forgotten.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-07
EDITORIAL ETOA1NGs.
Jake Sharp fell fat.

Jake Sharp fell fat.
Neal Dow talks Of removing from
Maine to New York.
There are fifty five empty county jsllG
In the State Of Iowa. Only lew In
Ohio,
William O'Brien. the Irish editor, Is
separated from his wife. She was q
s0nbrette actress.
The gross receipts from General
Grants memoirs are said to have reach
ed the sum OF $3,000.000
Gov. Fitzhugh Lee will deliver the
Fourth Of July sddre before the Tam.
IN my Society Of New York.
The Postoffice Department gets cent
o pound for Its waste paper, providing
there are no Repositories among it.
Our old friend Tony Pastor, whose
real name Is Antonio, is of Italian par
entage. He was many years ago cir
Gus clown.
Book Agent-"Is the lady of the house
IMP" Servant Naid-"There are two of
Us. Which do you want to see?"- New
York Times.
1t Is said that Wade Hampton, of
South Carolina, looks as young as he
did twenty years ago, barring a few
more gray hairs.
Bose Elizabeth Cleveland Is said to
be engaged to marry Buffalo widOwer.
Oh, Rose, you ought to pick out man
instead of an animal.
The ststistician Of the Yale gradual
ing class reports that on entrance nine
teen per cent. smoked, now fitty-One
per cent. indulge In the habit.
Sir Joseph Jekyll, an English lawyer,
left his fortune to pay the national debt,
and the court set 1t aside on the ground
Of imbecility. This is English, quite
English, you know.
Six carts and twenty men have for six
weeks been engaged In cutting and
hauling branches from Washington
shade trees, that are white with the CO.
co0ns OF the tent caterpillar.
Mrs. Cleveland, her girl friends say,
possesses exceptionally strong wrists,
the result Of her persistent use Of dumb.
public receptions is not fatiguing.
New Orleans Plcayune recently con-
talned: "a long felt want is hustle
that Is not there when the wesrer sits
down on 1t, and one that decidedly Is
there when the wearer stands up for Q
promenade"
Up to the year 1880 the total number
of water works In cities and towns In
the United States was 556; from that
time to the end Of 1885 there were 624
new works built and In operation, being
67 In EXCESS Of all built previously.
At the Press Fund meeting in London
M. q. Rider Haggard delivered his
maiden speech 'DerV0usly, with his
back perslstently turned to the Chlir-
man." He Is the author of several
stories that have appeared recently In
the DEMOCRAT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-07

The recent decision of the o. 8. Courts
upon the "drove" we'll patent has caused
farmers and others who have wells OF
that kind, q great deal of trOubIe--sll
unnecessarily too, X we may rely on the
knowledge Of a Dayton lawyer who has
furnished the following points to the
Dayton Herald:
1. A we'll that was put down more
than six years ago is out lawed.
2 A claim Of less than $500 can not
be taken to the United States Courts.
3. No patent is now involved. It Is
"Out."
4. Wells put in before Bennett got the
patent are merely personal claims, and
did not "pass" by sale of patent.
5. The patent being dead" no action
will lie for violation" In the past.
Action can only be taken under a
patent In force"
6 All actions, II any can be brought,
will necessarily by personal actions.
and as the claims will be under $4,000,
must be before a Justice of the ace;
with security for costs, and q jury to
find the damages" and j1ries are not
de ce on innocent users of drove
wells"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-07
SENATOR THURMAN.
The Old Roman Heartily IndOrseS the Ad'
ministration.

mAuA1lEhlkOus
WASHINGTON, June 80 The World
prints q long interview with Allen g.
Thurman, who Ia visiting his daughter
at Richmond Hill, Long Island. MI
Thurman has been Ill for some time
but is now better and preparing to re.
turn to Ohio. Speaking Of the battle
flag controversy, he said: II must really
decline to say anything about 1t, fur
ther than that l think 1t is mistake
for the Democratic papers to give the
matter so much attention, thereby Of
f0rding the demsg0gues chance to
make all they can out Of It,"
what are Mr.. Cleveland's chances
for the nomination for second term,
SENATOR"
II most decidedly think that be will
receive the nomination Of the Demo-
cratic party, and also that he will be
elected. leo not know how Governor
Hill stands In New York, but hardly
think he will be nom mated"
''If the labor party puts up an inde-
pendent candidate, what, In your Opin-
ion, will be the resultp"
"That / cannot say, but It will Re
very serious matter II there are three
candidates In the fieldP"
"D0 you attribute any particular DO
litlcal significance to Mr.. Blaine's Eu-
roDean trip4'
II really know so little about Mr..
Blsine's movements that / would not
venture an opinion"
"What do you think Of Mr.. Cleve.
lands Administrations"
II told you," with o warning shake Of
the finger, "that woull not be inter-
viewed on politics. Personally / like
Mr.. Cleveland very much. ] think he
is brave and honest man, and has o
great deal Of good gense."
"DO you think the battle flag incident
will work to Mr.. CIeVslRnd's. detriment
at the polls II he secures the nomina-
tlOn?"
NO, 1t will pretty much blow over
long before the election time comes
General Fairchild's utteFances In New
York when he heard that the order for
the return Of the flsgs had been signed
we're wrong, very wrong, and most Ger.
tainly uncslled for. Do You really think
Adjutsnt General Drum is a Republi
can? did not know 1t before"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-07
WHAT 1HE MAJOR WANTS.

The Columbus Times of a recent datt
contains the following, from the lips Of
the Little Napoleon:
At his East Liverpool speech las
week, Congressman Mckinley an
nOunced himself Rs In favor of the sp
pOintment of National boards of elec
tiOn, to have control of elections In hi
South. This he thought the only way g
fair vote could ever be had In the South
Mr.. Mckinley doubtless only voices tht
plan of the Republican party TO corrupt
the ball0t-bOx in the South, and break
the Democratic solidity of that ction
1t is in effect the opplicstion of the plaI
that has been carried great way here
In Ohio, since the present State admins
tratiOn came into pOwer-,nteTference
In local elections by the central govern.
ment. 1t Ia easy to zee how by such 8
board as MIR. Mckinley hints at, the will
of the people as expressed at the polls
could be subverted. The people OF the
Nation want to see no more Southern
Election Commissions. The 1875 case L.
something that 1t pains them to think
Of. 1t will be long time before the
Republican party gets q chance to
practically reeommit that wrong
through such plan as Mr.. Kinley pro-
poses,